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Effect of Triton X-100 on electron transfer kinetics at the interface between two immiscible electrolyte solutions: a scanning electrochemical microscopy study
UNSPECIFIED. (2000) Effect of Triton X-100 on electron transfer kinetics at the interface between two immiscible electrolyte solutions: a scanning electrochemical microscopy study. JOURNAL OF ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 494 (1). pp. 47-52. ISSN 0022-0728
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Adsorption of the nonionic surfactant, Triton X-100, at the interface between two immiscible electrolyte solutions (ITIES) and its effect on the oxidation of decamethyl ferrocene in 1,2-dichloroethane by aqueous Ru(CN)(6)(3-) has been investigated using scanning electrochemical microscopy. As the concentration of Triton X-100 in the aqueous phase was increased from 0 to 2.5 x 10(-4) M, the rate constant for electron transfer (ET) across the ITIES decreased in a manner consistent with the surfactant blocking the area available for the reaction. The decrease in rate constant with increasing surfactant concentration was successfully analyzed in terms of Langmuirian adsorption of the surfactant, with an equilibrium constant of (2.72 +/- 0.06) x 10(4) M-1. The overall behavior observed indicates that the ET reaction occurs primarily at the portion of the ITIES free from surfactant. (C) 2000 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
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Subjects: | Q Science > QD Chemistry |
Journal or Publication Title: | JOURNAL OF ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY |
Publisher: | ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA |
Official Date: | 1 December 2000 |
Volume: | 494 |
Number: | 1 |
Number of Pages: | 6 |
Page Range: | pp. 47-52 |
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URI: | http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/id/eprint/12638 |
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Big data is changing how companies and IT departments view, store and read data. Yet the technology remains in its infancy and enterprises are still seeking the right balance.
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The father of a 25-year-old man who died in a microlight crash on the West Coast says his son loved flying and being outdoors.
Cole Ashby died alongside his mate, 58-year-old Roger Smith, when their microlight crashed on Carters Beach near Westport sometime overnight.
Local residents located the men's bodies in wreckage on Carters Beach early this morning.
They had failed to return home after leaving for a flight during good weather yesterday afternoon.
Mr Ashby's father Peter said his son loved flying and went whenever someone offered him a ride.
"He loves it, he loves anything like that. [He] loves bikes, helicopters, aeroplanes, cars, he loves them all," the father said.
Cole Ashby was a machine operator at Stockton opencast mine and is believed to have been the passenger in the aircraft.
Peter father said Mr Smith, the pilot, was experienced and the pair had been on a recreational flight.
He said someone heard the microlight fly past Cape Foulwind, near where the wreckage was found, about 9.10pm.
"That was the last time anyone heard them in the microlight," Peter Ashby said.
Mr Smith's family has declined to speak to media.
Buller Regional Council mayor Pat McManus said the men were well known in the community and Mr Smith, who he knew personally, had been flying for "quite some time".
"[I heard the news] just straight off the street, as you often do in Westport. Sometimes it's true and sometime's it's not. Sadly this time it was true," Mr McManus said.
Mr McManus said the community was in shock at the news but those on the West Coast were resilient.
"It's just another sad event for the West Coast," he said.
"West Coasters are strong people and very resilient. They meet these things head on and deal with them."
West Coast police search and rescue co-ordinator Sean Judd said the microlight was reported overdue about 7.45pm.
The Solid Energy rescue helicopter was dispatched but a member of the public found the microlight on the beach at 9am.
Mr Smith's body was found with the wreckage while police located Mr Ashby's body about a kilometre down the beach.
They suspected it had been washed out of the aircraft by the tide.
Mr Judd said the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and police were investigating the cause of the crash.
He confirmed conditions were foggy at the time.
"We will look at everything and examine all the possibilities, but the fog could possibly have been a significant contributing factor," he said
Mr Judd said the fog had very briefly hampered this morning's search operation, but most of it had cleared by the time the rescue helicopter arrived.
The wreckage and bodies were removed from the beach this morning.
The wreckage was in a locked shed awaiting CAA investigators, Mr Judd said.
A Westport man who used to fly microlights, and knew both of the men killed in the crash, said the well-experienced pilot had been flying microlights for about 20 years.
Chris Reynolds said the pilot had a state-of-the-art aircraft.
However, modern aircraft lacked the glide capability of their predecessors if the engine cut out, Mr Reynolds said.
He did not know if fog had contributed to last night's crash.
- Hana Garrett-Walker and Kieran Campbell of APNZ and Ben Aulakh and Lee Scanlon of the Westport News
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I took my 16' jon boat out again today. I have been able to get out 7 times so far this month. I have caught at least 1 Cutty on each outing and as many as 6 on my best day. However I am not seeing any Coho working in all of the spots where I was seeing them last year. Finally today I saw one jump one time and three casts later I hooked up and landed my first resident Coho of the year, a nice 15" fish. I have only been doing this for a couple of years and wonder if this is normal. It seems like this time last year if I saw some working on the surface I could chase them around and pick up a half dozen before they disappeared.
I can tell you where they're NOT and that's in the deep south. I've burned the gas to prove it, cruising 10 miles or more per trip the last couple of weeks.
They are few and far between at Narrows Park. Saw one jumper last week and caught one small two weeks ago. Skunked again this morning as were two other FF but it is close and I never have more than two hours... I often see sea lions passing by to the south heading to their "secret spot". Maybe Fox Island?
Where are the rezzies? Either not many hatchery coho were released last spring/summer, or not very many made Puget Sound their residence due to early release.
Don, How do you know that there was a good release? I posted this (below) a couple of weeks ago, and of 200 views, no one had an answer... 2009 Rezzie release info ? I've been trying to find out information on the 2009 Squaxin Island net pen releases. Each June or so, the Squaxin tribe has been releasing 1.5 - 1.8 million juvenile coho salmon into Peale Passage. I have property directly across from the net pens, and I have always seen the young salmon dimpling the surface everywhere you look for a couple of weeks after they are released, until they finally scatter. But not this year - didn't see any at all. I can find lots of info about prior years, and on the 2009 movement of the smolts to the net pens, but not their release. Anyone have the actual 2009 release numbers, date, etc. ? Rich
1,500,000 released June 2009 try here http://www.squaxin-nr.org/2009/02/peale-passage-net-pens-transfer-video/
I've been to that link before. It has the transfer TO the net pens, says that they are supposed to be released in June. Where does it say that they were actually realeased?
Above is just a snap shot of the 1.5 million coho that will be released in June 2009. On average only 3 % of these released coho will return as adults in Fall of 2010. That is approximately 45,000 adult coho available for harvest by Sport and Commercial fisheries in South Puget Sound. from the site you are correct Rich it doesn't say they actually released them it says" to be released" maybe they kept them all or dryfly Larry got them and is taking pictures of them all lined up on the beach before releasing them beats me all I know is I aint catching them up here in th north sound
For ever the resident salmon (blackmouth, resident coho) have been nomadic following food sources. Because the abundance and distribution of the coho's forage ( baitfish. euphausids, etc) has always been highly variable where they spend their time foraging is also highly variable. Yes delaying the release timing increases the likely hood the at the fish will become residentals however if there is little forage they tend to seek out" greener pastures". I think by now it is pretty clear they did not stay in the South Sound; in the past when that has been the cases it seems there are more small coho in the straits. When the summer salmon fisheries start in July I would not be surprised that anglers fishing the straits and maybe MA 9 find some of your missing coho. While it is a bummer that the south sound fisher's are not find the winter bonaza of last year the silver lining in that cloud may be that as those fish move back inside the summer fishery in central sound may be better than recent years. But as always been the case once anadromous salmonid reach the salt it is if they enter some sort of black box where th surviving fish went and how many will return are unknowns. If we are fortunate as their "cycle" comes to its end we will have addtional insights on what happened. One think for sure we can expect next year to different from both this and last year. Tight lines Curt
Question: is there correlation between an El Nino event (yes, I know it's oceanic) and temp/precip or other atmospheric issues that can be appended to El Nino that might influencce the change in pattern of Puget Sound fish?
I haven't seen much in the way of resident fish but I have noticed a large increase in the numbers of predators around southworth both seabirds and seals, the high numbers of loons I've seen this year combined with other predatory seabirds must be having some effect, I've also seen alot more sealions than usual working right up on the beach that even if they aren't feeding on them must be having some effect perhaps scaring them out and away. tony
It is a bummer Curt. The information in this thread is pretty spot on for release and where they've gone. Since this is such a nebulous program, with little way of tracking the results, there is a new effort under way. In future releases, the fish have been marked by removing a ventral fin. When a coho is caught, either off Squaxin Island, or up in Seattle, it will be possible to tell where it came from. I can get more detailed information as it comes available. I believe there is also a plan to implant some of the fish with electronic transponders like we've done with cutthroat in a couple of areas down here. It won't necessarily put fish where I want them, when I want them, but it is a start in understanding the movements.
Karl - While El Nino events are thought of as being oceanic such events can certainly have impacts on Puget Sound; sometimes in surprising ways. There was some research a number of years ago the linked the productivity of Puget Sound (especially central Sound) to the amount of freshwater discharge into the Sound. Simply on years with large snow melts the increased amount of freshwater from the rivers increased the flow out the straits. Since that outflow was largely freshwater it was mostly a surface outflow. That in turn caused a deep water retrun flow of nutrient rich marine waters along the floor of the straits and as it high areas like Possession Bar there would be upwellings of nutrient rich water that would drive increased production. So yes El Nino can have an impact with at least one measure of the potential impacts would the snow pack in relation to "normal". Tight lines Curt
Curt, thanks for the response. I'm afraid my marine biology background is southeast U.S. not locally. I was wondering about snow melt, increased freshwater runoff. I was also wondering about flushing, sediment loads, upwelling, and current alteration. Neat stuff, eh? So where are the rezzies? Exactly...
Last week I talked to the person who manages the delayed resident coho program for WDFW. He said that 1.8 million fish were released from the Squaxin Island net pens last summer. There were two release dates. The first was near the end of May while the second was the first part of June. Normally the later that the fish are released the more likely that many of these fish will remain within Puget Sound. As Curt Kramer mentioned, where the delayed released coho end up being found each year is highly dependent on food availability in Puget Sound. The delayed release coho from last summer appear to have headed north maybe into the Strait of Juan De Fuca looking for available food sources. The past summer and fall I fished from my boat in many parts of Marine Areas 11 and 13 and never saw any small resident coho(7-9") except in June. It was very unusual since most summers/falls these fish are usually seen jumping along numerous shoreline areas. There is one area every winter where schools of resident coho and Bonoparte gulls could always be found feeding on amphipods. Amphipods are small scud-like critter(3/16" reddish/brown) and are often an important winter food scoure for resident coho. This in the first winter in 20 years that no/very few amphipods were seen in the area. The last two months I have looked in numerous areas for resident coho and have had a tough time finding any fish. However, there were 4 areas which have been holding a few resident coho. If I got luckly, I was able to land a few fish(13-15") each outing at these locations last month. Since there were so few resident coho at these locations rarely was a fish seen jumping/swirling. The resident coho were just there. We all got spoiled last winter by the large number of resident coho available! This years delayed release coho(1.8 million) have been or are in the process of being moved to the Squaxin net pens. The plan is to do 3 releases of these fish. Most of the fish will be released in early June and mid-June with another release of 60,000 fish in early July. Also, WDFW plans to release 200,000 to 300,000 delayed release coho from the Minter Creek hatchery probably in early July. In past years, the fish have often been released before the planned dates due to feeding and water quality issues. It sound like the feeding issue has been resolved. However, the water temperature and water quality issue is depend on weather conditions from year to year. The WDFW regional fisheries biologist will be conducting a monitor program of these delayed release coho from the Squaxin Island net pens and Minter Creek hatchery. Since I am retired, I will be helping out with some of the monitoring. It should be interesting and may help to understand the time of release of these fish and the likelihood of these fish remaining within Puget Sound. Roger
Roger - I find your posts informative and knowledgeable. As well as slightly humbling. Thank you for your insightful posts. They help us all better understand our resources in the Salt.
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Jabar Gaffney scored Washington's first touchdown on Sunday. Then he ran toward the fans in the end zone, and leaped, a move later repeated by David Anderson and Josh Wilson.
Fans on Twitter debated whether this should be called "the Landover Leap" or the "FedEx Flop," the first of which strikes me as too derivative and the second as too corporate. Plus, it's hard to have a lovable touchdown celebration when you're 4-9.
Anyhow, Kelli Johnson asked Gaffney about the move during Comcast SportsNet's postgame show.
"All the receivers, we was gonna jump into the stands with every touchdown today," the receiver replied. "And I think I went a little bit too high. I missed the ledge and I went over and I just ended up in the seat. It was a lot more comfortable in the seat, though."
Ah, but there was more to it than that. Let's go to the screengrab machine.
You'll notice the immediate problem here is that Gaffney targeted a father and son (I'm assuming) for his leap. Both were in Patriots gear. The father is putting down his camera. The son is looking concerned.
The father, you'll further note, is wearing a Red Sox jacket. Of course he is.
Oh hi, man in Georgia hat and Georgia sweatshirt. Seriously, were there any Redskins fans at the game?
"I would say at least half (of the crowd) was New England fans, so that was cool," Rob Gronkowski told the Washington Times.
Well, there are some Redskins fans, trying to get a piece of Gaffney as he goes over the ledge. Plus a surly looking Patriots fan.
Red Sox dad is suddenly getting one more lapful of Redskin than he had bargained for with his front-row seats. You'll notice he leans backward, which means Gaffney is going with him.
To the point that he virtually disappears into the crowd.
Which really doesn't look comfortable at all, for either him or the Red Sox dad. Or the son, frankly. Need some work on this celebration. Next year, maybe.
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This course is the outgrowth of the Spring 2001 course in which students traveled to Costa Rica over Spring Break. This year the course was titled: "The Geology of Oceanic Volcanic Islands". Originally, we were scheduled to visit the Canary Islands but logistical foul-ups by our British travel agency about a month before we were to leave made that trip impossible. Quickly changing gears, I made the decision to take the group to Hawai'i, a place I know fairly well from previous field and research trips. Fortunately, logistical arrangements are easily made in the islands because tourism is such a major part of the economy. As a component of the course, each student received a volcanic island group on which they created a Power Point presentation that they gave to the class. Over Spring Break, the class traveled to the Big Island of Hawai'i to examine the formation and destruction of an oceanic volcanic island. Another component of the course is to have each student create a web page about their experiences in the course. Clicking on the students' names in the table below will direct you to the fruits of their efforts. We hope you will enjoy our adventures. All of us certainly did! We would like to thank Dean Robert Bauslaugh for his help in making
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Date: | Thu Jun 19 19:01:11 2003 |
I have a question re the copper grounding strap: When visiting a small local 250 w. AM broadcast tx site last year, I noticed the base of the tower insulator on the ground side was strapped to the radial ring with 4 sections of what appeared to be aluminum flashing. The insulator sat on a square concrete base and the straps, one on each side, came down off the insulator base where the spark gap was to the buried radials. Each Al strip was about 4" wide. I was surprised to see a metal other than copper being used. (For no reason that makes any sense, I expected to see the whole concrete base covered with copper--my ham tendency to want to over-engineer everything.) I may have been mistaken but I don't know what else it could have been--if it looks like aluminum, walks and quacks like it, it's aluminum. Is Al flashing an acceptable substitute for copper? It's easier to find and cheaper. I imagine it presents bonding oxidation problems however. Rob Atkinson K5UJ firstname.lastname@example.com _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus |
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Seed centre to be set up
It will be set up in 100 acres to produce disease-free shrimp
Mother shrimp for seed production is being imported from Hawai
Srikakulam: The National Fisheries Development Board (NFDB) is embarking on establishment of a black tiger shrimp seed multiplication centre, the first of the kind in the State, at Mulapalem village in Sompeta mandal in the district.
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The black tiger shrimp production centre will be set up in an area of 100 acres at a cost of Rs.20 crores using state-of-the-art technology in the production of disease-free shrimp
. Land has already been purchased from farmers. Civic works will shortly be launched.
According to sources in the NFDB, the annual shrimp seed production proposed is of the order of 3 billion seed per year. The mother shrimp for production of seed is being imported from Hawai. The project will be implemented under the supervision of Hong Kong consultant Moana Technologies.
The production of disease-free shrimp seed is in line with the assurance of Union Minister of State for Commerce Jairam Ramesh that a disease-free mother shrimp centres would be developed at Andaman Islands and at other places.
Srikakulam district has been chosen to be the nerve centre for supply of shrimp seed for farmers in the entire State.
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Many shrimp hatcheries were established in the coastal districts of Visakhapatnam, East Godavari, Krishna, Guntur and Nellore a decade ago when the craze for aquaculture was at its high.
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In Thai, the disease is called 'Hua Leung'. The infected shrimp turns yellow after a period of unusually high breeding activity ending abruptly and then moribund shrimps congregate near the surface of the pond before dying.
Aquaculture farming collapsed ever since the outbreak of the virus in the 1990s.
The industry had not recovered from the shock.
In order to revive the industry, the Ministry of Commerce embarked on establishing disease-free seed production centres at select places.
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[AUTO] Limit Break 4 (This ability is active if you have four or more damage):When a «Bermuda Triangle» rides this unit, draw a card, choose up to two of your «Bermuda Triangle» rear-guards, return them to your hand, choose your vanguard, and that unit gets [Power]+10000 until end of turn.[CONT](VC):During your turn, if the number of «Bermuda Triangle» rear-guards you have is four or more, this unit gets [Power]+2000.[CONT](VC/RC): Lord (If you have a unit without a same clan as this unit, this unit cannot attack)
With the radiance from the divas, the stage turns into a kaleidoscope.
Well, it can't be helped. This seems to happen all the time.
It's fine, it's all right! Let's pump up the volume~!
(You may only have up to four cards with "HEAL" in a deck.)
A charm, to relieve the pain
This moment shall last forever! We will give it everything we've got!
[AUTO](VC) Limit Break 4 (This ability is active if you have four or more damage):When this unit attacks a vanguard, you may choose up to three cards with "PR{H}ISM" in its card name from your hand, and call them to separate open (RC). If you called three cards, this unit gets [Power]+10000/[Critical]+1 until end of that battle.[ACT](VC):[Counter Blast (1)-card with "PR{H}ISM" in its card name] Choose one of your rear-guards with "PR{H}ISM" in its card name, and return it to your hand.[CONT](VC/RC): Lord (If you have a unit without a same clan as this unit, this unit cannot attack)
Well, let's sing together! Ready, go--!
[AUTO](RC):[Soul Blast (1)] When this unit boosts a unit named "PR{H}ISM-Promise, Labrador", you may pay the cost. If you do, the boosted unit gets [Power]+5000 until end of that battle.
The possibilities of the song become endless, once she starts to sing along.
[AUTO](RC): When this unit attacks, if you have a vanguard with "PR{H}ISM" in its card name, this unit gets [Power]+3000 until end of that battle.
PR{H}ISM-Romance will charm the world with their dance.
The stage shines with their brilliant dance moves.
[AUTO]: Forerunner (When a unit of the same clan rides this unit, you may call this unit to (RC))[AUTO](RC):When another of your «Bermuda Triangle» is returned to your hand from (RC), you may return this unit to your hand.
Ooh, can I go home now?
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Still, many homes don't have a bathroom fan. Although the fans are required by building code in many places, older homes — pre-1960s — didn't routinely install them. And homeowners today may be reluctant to retrofit bathrooms with an appliance that requires venting to snake through attics, joists, soffits, and ultimately punctures an exterior wall or roof.
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- Preventing door and window warp.
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Exhaust fans are measured by two factors found on the fan's box:
- CFM (cubic feet per minute): Indicates the strength of the fan's draw. CFM's can range from 50 to 1,000-plus, although most bathrooms typically require fans with less than 200 CFM.
- Sone: Measures of the sound the fan makes, typically from 0.5 (almost silent) to 4.0 (sounds like a normal television) — loud for a fan, but it does provide privacy against toilet sounds, especially nice for powder rooms often located near public areas of your home.
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Judge, Simon (2006) Open Source Assistive Technology Software Project. In: BCS Disability Specialist Group , 8th August 2006, London, UK.
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Simon discussed the aims of assistive technology in general and demonstrated the state of the art using illustrative videos demonstrating some of the assistive technology devices that he helps to deploy in his work. The OATS project was then introduced and the various facilities offered by the project including the Forge, the academic resources, discussion forums and most importantly the list of Open Source assistive technology systems. Much of the floor discussion during the presentation revolved around the input problems experienced by users of assistive technology systems. Though innovative systems are available, they are often not widely adopted due to issues such as the initial learning curve, the availablity of support and the cost of any specialist hardware required.
The floor were also interested in the possibilities offered by using commodity hardware such as old mice and commodity computing devices in place of expensive dedicated devices. Coupled with the Open Source assistive technology components offered by OATS, this could provide a new route to better assistive technology.
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Keywords: | open source assistive technology |
Institution: | The University of Sheffield |
Academic Units: | The University of Sheffield > Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health (Sheffield) > School of Health and Related Research (Sheffield) |
Depositing User: | Mr Simon Judge |
Date Deposited: | 01 Feb 2010 15:11 |
Last Modified: | 09 Jun 2014 16:17 |
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The Rolling Bridge
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Coordinates | 51°31′06″N 0°10′29″W / 51.518390°N 0.174735°WCoordinates: 51°31′06″N 0°10′29″W / 51.518390°N 0.174735°W |
Carries | Pedestrians |
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Design | Truss bridge |
Material | Triangular steel segments, hydraulic actuators, lightweight deck |
Total length | 12 metres (39 ft) |
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Designer | Thomas Heatherwick Studio |
Engineering design by | SKM Anthony Hunts and Packman Lucas |
Constructed by | Littlehampton Welding Ltd |
Construction end | 2005 |
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The Rolling Bridge is a type of curling movable bridge completed in 2004 as part of the Grand Union Canal office & retail development project at Paddington Basin, London. Despite the connotation of its name, it is more accurately described as "curling".
The Rolling Bridge was conceived by British designer Thomas Heatherwick, designed by SKM Anthony Hunt with Packman Lucas, and built by Littlehampton Welding Ltd. The Hydraulic design and development was done by Primary Fluid Power Ltd in the North West.
The bridge consists of eight triangular sections hinged at the walkway level and connected above by two-part links that can be collapsed towards the deck by hydraulic cylinders, which are concealed in vertical posts in the bridge parapets. When extended, it resembles a conventional steel and timber footbridge, and is 12 metres long. To allow the passage of boats, the hydraulic pistons are activated and the bridge curls up until its two ends join, to form an octagonal shape measuring one half of the waterway's width at that point.
The maintenance and opening of the bridge is managed by Merchant Square Estates and it is up every Friday at noon. Following on from the maintenance issues in 2008, the bridge has been repaired and was fully operational from April 2009.
In 2005, the bridge won the British Structural Steel Design Award.[1]
"Rolling" as a name and as a type[edit]
While its designer refers to this particular structure as "The Rolling Bridge" on his website, this should probably be regarded as the name for this particular bridge rather than a term to refer to its type, which could be more accurately described as a "curling bridge". This name is used by some to refer to this bridge.[2][3] At present, this curling bridge is the only one of its type known to be in existence.
Traditional use of the term "rolling bridge" dates from at least the Victorian era, and is used to describe a type of retractable drawbridge used to span a ditch or moat surrounding a fortification. That type of bridge is not hinged, and remains horizontal when it is rolled inside the gates of a fort. Modern versions are called retractable bridges or thrust bridges. One particular version of the rolling bridge type was known as the Guthrie rolling bridge, examples of which may still be seen at Fort Nelson, Portsmouth. Certain types of bascule bridges roll on an arc; an example is the Pegasus Bridge.
See also[edit]
- Movable bridge for a list of other movable bridge types
- List of bridges in London
- ^ a b "37th Structural Steel Design Award Winners". Corus. 23 June 2005. Retrieved 28 May 2011.
- ^ Heatherwick studio - Rolling Bridge
- ^ "46: Thomas Heatherwick, 35". The Times. 7 September 2005. Retrieved 28 May 2011.


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33 year old woman | Carrollton, TX, USA | Seeking men 30-36 within 25 miles
Well Hello!
Hello! I'm originally from Houston, went to school at UT and moved to Dallas for work. I work in the retail field - i love my job...although sometimes it can be quite stressful. I'm on here because I find it difficult to meet people in the workplace as I do work retail, but also because it's somewhat difficult to meet people outside of work. i'm not really looking for anything super serious at this point, by this i mean if we talk and we hit it off...then great and wherever the relationship goes it goes. My ideal match would be someone who has his priorities straight...stable with his career..knows what he wants..friendly..charming...intelligent...funny..laid back...caring...and oh yes good looking would definitley help too! Likes: geniune people, friends, family, haley my dog, cooking, sunny days, rainy days, sleep, clothes, people watching, traveling, the little things in life no likes: mean people, narrow minds....i guess i don't really have that many wondering if you're my ideal match... =) why don't you just email and we can find out?!
Alumni connections , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Wine tasting
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
Middle of the Road
Fun things I like to do..would be going out to dinner...movies..night out on the town...shopping...taking my dog out to the park...hanging out at home and watching tv..I like to spend time alone...but then i also like surrounding myself with friends!
Her | What she is looking for | |
Appearance | ||
Height: | 5'3" (160cms) | 5'9" (175cms) to 6'1" (185cms) |
Body type: | About average | Slender, About average, Athletic and toned |
Eyes: | Brown | No preference |
Hair: | Dark brown | Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Dark blonde |
Lifestyle | ||
Smoke: | No Way | No Way |
Drink: | Social Drinker | Social Drinker |
Occupation: | Retail / Food services | No preference |
I work at retail corporate. I do work a lot it feels like. On that same note..I do try to manage a balance between work and my personal life. I live for the weekends! Therefore I work really hard during the week so that I can play on the weekends! |
Income: | $50,001 to $75,000 | No preference |
Relationship: | Never Married | Never Married |
Have kids: | No | No |
Wants kids: | Someday | Someday |
Background | ||
Ethnicity: | Asian | Asian, White / Caucasian |
Faith: | Spiritual but not religious | No preference |
Languages: | English | English |
Education: | Bachelors degree | Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral |
Graduated from the University of Texas! |